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Quintuple Homicide Under Investigation | Seattle News Aug 24, 2026 104 A chilling discovery near Forest Grove has sent shockwaves through the community: five bodies and multiple animals found after a vehicle fire, now being treated as a quintuple homicide. Sheriff Caprice Massey, with 22 years on the force, calls it the most complex case she’s ever seen, with multiple agencies investigating and no arrests yet. Victim identities and animal details remain confiden

Two Young Lives Lost in Olympia Shooting | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 67 Two young lives lost in a violent parking lot shooting in Olympia, Washington — a 20-year-old dead at the scene, a 17-year-old later succumbing to injuries. The argument that sparked gunfire near Westside Lanes remains unresolved, but police recovered a handgun and two vehicles tied to the victims, seeking a search warrant for a third vehicle. Community members are paying tribute with flowers

Tragedy in Marysville as Fire Claims Lives | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 66 A devastating house fire in Marysville claimed the lives of a woman and her dog early Sunday morning. Firefighters responded to 88th Street around 9:21 AM, finding both victims already deceased inside the heavily damaged home. The husband, who called 911, was treated for smoke inhalation but escaped unharmed. Authorities are now investigating the cause of the blaze, while the community mourns

New Sensors Prevent Bridge Collisions | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 75 A new smart sensor system on the White River Bridge in King County is now live, designed to warn oversized trucks before they hit the bridge—saving millions in repair costs after a $6 million crash last year. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news sum

Colwash Fire Forces Mass Evacuations | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 89 Wildfires are exploding across Washington, with the Colwash Fire in Yakima County now burning over 38,000 acres and growing faster than anyone expected—quadrupling in size within a day. Emergency crews are racing to contain it as Level Three evacuation orders force families to flee with little warning, leaving behind homes, pets, and memories. Other fires near Snoqualmie Pass and Chelan Count

Goat Fire Forces Immediate Evacuations | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 67 A new wildfire, the Goat Fire, has erupted in the Cle Elum Valley, triggering the highest evacuation alert — Level Three “Go Now” — for residents north of French Cabin Creek Road. Authorities are knocking on doors to ensure everyone leaves immediately as firefighters battle to contain the blaze and protect lives. The Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office is leading the urgent evacuations, while cr

Sunshine Returns Then Rain Sneaks Back | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 80 Rain’s outta here—western Washington’s getting a much-needed break with sunshine returning and temps climbing into the 70s and 80s through Tuesday. But don’t relax too soon: scattered showers may roll back in by Wednesday, and September kicks off with cool 70s and lingering rain chances. Stay weather-aware—this week’s all about shifting skies and surprise temperature swings. Listen in

Everett Shelter Overflows with Kittens | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 60 Everett Animal Shelter’s overwhelmed with over fifty kittens needing urgent care—formula, vet visits, and more—amid a projected flood of nearly a thousand tiny furballs this year. They’re rallying the community for donations to cover every cost, because even small contributions help say “yes” to another kitten in need. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillo

Plummer Peak Fire Closes Key Trails | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 87 Mount Rainier National Park is on high alert as the Plummer Peak Fire forces major closures—shutting down Pinnacle Peak Trail, a whole ridge from Lane Peak to Foss Peak, and extending the Northern Loop Trail closure to Lake James and beyond. Key roads like Sunrise Road and White River Road are also blocked, and with a park-wide fire ban in place since June 26th, no campfires or open flames ar

Paseo Verde Stuns SoundView in Shutout | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 83 Paseo Verde’s Brooks McFarland tossed a gem, shutting down SoundView for five innings en route to a 5-0 win that sends Nevada straight to the U.S. semifinals — and hands Tacoma its first LLWS loss. The game stayed scoreless until the fifth, when Paseo Verde erupted with five runs fueled by clutch hits and an error, led by Logan Edwards, Michael Kleiner, James Esber, Adrian Cruz, Payton Hinsen

Highway Chase Ends in Tragedy | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 65 A reckless chase on I-5 South ended in tragedy when a driver fleeing police crashed into an innocent car, killing one person and injuring three others—before crashing into the pursuing trooper’s vehicle. The 25-year-old suspect, from Kent, was arrested on DUI, eluding police, and vehicular homicide charges, facing serious jail time for his deadly choices. Listen in comfort:Get a discou

Tragic House Fire Ends Lives | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 66 A heartbreaking house fire in Marysville claimed the lives of a woman and her dog, with firefighters arriving just after 9:15 AM to find the tragic scene. The caller, a man, was treated for smoke inhalation. Authorities are investigating the cause, led by the Snohomish County Fire Marshal. This devastating loss underscores the urgency of maintaining working smoke alarms on every floor and tes

Chase Ends in Fatal Crash | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 73 A high-speed chase on I-5 early Sunday morning ended in tragedy when a suspect fleeing police caused a deadly multi-car pile-up, killing one innocent person and injuring three others — the driver, a 25-year-old from Kent, was arrested and faces charges including vehicular homicide. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise o

Two Shot Dead in Olympia Shooting | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 64 Two young lives lost in a violent early morning shooting in Olympia — a 20-year-old found dead at the scene and a 17-year-old brought to the hospital by a witness, who later died. Police are investigating, have seized two vehicles and recovered one firearm, with victim names withheld pending further details. No other suspects are believed involved as authorities work to piece together what ha

Seahawks Protect Rookie Price | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 79 The Seahawks are taking extreme precautions with top rookie running back Jadarian Price, sitting him out of all preseason games despite his first-round status — citing “soreness” as a cover for protecting his health. With Zach Charbonnet sidelined and Emanuel Wilson injured, the team can’t afford any risk, especially against a Titans squad that’ll start its starters. They’re confident he’s re

Capitol Hill Sewer Work Hits Local Businesses | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 93 Seattle’s Capitol Hill is ground zero for a major sewer rehab project that’s already crippling local businesses—construction blocking foot traffic, slashing summer revenue, and sparking outrage over lack of advance notice or support. Owners fear this could be their undoing, especially after past closures, while the city’s “Businesses Are Open” signs feel like an insult. No official response y

Pike Place Market Reconsiders Car Access | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 62 Pike Place Market might be getting cars back—starting October 1st, vehicles will be allowed Monday through Thursday until March 31st, with a “soft closure” on weekends from 11 AM to 4 PM letting only essential vehicles through. This follows a successful car-free trial in spring 2025 that boosted foot traffic and sales by over 5% and 6%, respectively. The Historical Commission will vote on the

Tragedy in Marysville Fire | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 69 A tragic house fire in Marysville claimed the lives of a woman and her dog Sunday morning, after her husband called 911 reporting heavy smoke. Fire crews arrived within five minutes, but sadly, both victims were pronounced dead at the scene. The husband, who made the call, was treated for smoke inhalation. Authorities are investigating the cause, while local firefighters are urging everyone t

Tragic Fire Claims Woman and Dog | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 72 A heartbreaking fire in Marysville claimed the lives of a woman and her dog early Sunday morning. The blaze erupted in a bedroom just before 9:30 AM, discovered by the victim’s husband who called 911 amid heavy smoke. Fire crews responded swiftly, confirming the tragic loss while treating the husband for smoke inhalation. With no other injuries reported, authorities are now investigating the

National Parks Free This August | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 70 Celebrate America’s wild side—National Park Service turns 110 with FREE entry to all 400+ parks on August 25th! Perfect for soaking in nature, history, and fresh air. US citizens & residents only (out-of-towners still pay). Plus, three more free days coming in 2026: Constitution Day, Teddy Roosevelt’s birthday, and Veterans Day. Mark your calendars—adventure’s calling. Listen in comfor

Car Flips on I-5 Near Olympia | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 65 A car flipped on I-5 near Olympia early Sunday morning, but both occupants escaped unharmed— one treated at the scene, the other with minor injuries taken to St. Peter Hospital. Cause remains under investigation by the Washington State Patrol, while crews cleared the highway and officials urge drivers to stay alert during low-visibility dawn hours. Updates to follow. Listen in comfort:

Goat Fire Forces Immediate Evacuations | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 69 A new fire is roaring near Cle Elum — the Goat Fire — and it’s serious. Level Three evacuation orders are in effect for residents north of French Cabin Creek Road (FSR 4308), including those on Salmon La Sac Road — get out NOW. The Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office is urging immediate action as the Three Queens Fire team races to contain the blaze and protect homes in the valley. Stay alert —

Glutathione for Firefighters Under Scrutiny | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 89 Firefighters are being offered glutathione—via IV or nebulizer—to combat smoke inhalation from wildfires, sparking alarm among health experts. While some report feeling better, others have gotten sick, and there’s no proven safety or efficacy data. Contamination risks during production add to the concern. The supplement, distributed by a naturopathic nonprofit since 2017, is under scrutiny as

Jalapeno Recall Hits 400 Sick | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 80 A nationwide jalapeno recall is underway after Salmonella Javiana infections linked to peppers from Sinaloa, Mexico, sickened over 400 people across 32 states — with 57 hospitalized. The FDA and CDC are investigating, and brands like NatureBest and HEB, along with restaurants and stores including Costco, Kroger, and Walmart, are pulling affected products. If you have any recalled items at hom

Washington Tops Drunk Driving Summer List | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 101 Washington cracked the top ten for summer drunk driving crashes, with 35% of its summer collisions involving impaired drivers — and the deadliest hour? Between 11 p.m. and 11:59 p.m. Oregon followed close behind at 8, while Vermont led the pack with the highest percentage (though fewer total crashes). Texas came in second. Experts warn: even a couple drinks can impair judgment and reaction ti

BuyWander Expands Nationally | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 107 Spokane startup BuyWander is revolutionizing retail waste by auctioning returned goods from major brands starting at just $1—pick up in person, no shipping. Founded in 2023, they’re relocating HQ to Seattle this August to tap into the e-commerce hub, with 45 employees already on board. Their model scans and sorts overstocked items—from AC units to car parts—keeping them out of landfills and i

Freedom 250 Grand Prix in D.C. | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 76 D.C. is gearing up for a jaw-dropping Independence Day finale: the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, where IndyCar drivers will race through the National Mall past iconic landmarks, capped off by a presidential lap and fireworks. With President Trump and First Lady in attendance, this high-octane event marks the grand send-off to a summer packed with state fairs, UFC fights, parades, and concerts — all

Tariffs Hit Border Towns Hard | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 93 Tariff threats from President Trump are hitting border towns hard—Canadian shoppers are vanishing from Blaine, Washington, dashing the momentum of local businesses that rely on cross-border trade. A new wave of retaliatory Canadian tariffs looms on September 8th, deepening economic strain in communities already feeling the sting of stalled trade talks. For small shops and food service spots,

Idaho Judge Upholds Health Exceptions in Abortion Cases | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 99 A federal judge in Idaho just delivered a landmark ruling that could reshape abortion access nationwide—declaring that states can’t ban abortions when a pregnancy endangers a person’s physical or mental health. This is the first time since Dobbs that a court has recognized such a right, sparking fears among conservatives and hopes among advocates that it might be the first crack in the Dobbs

Colwash Fire Forces Immediate Evacuations | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 68 A wildfire is tearing through Yakima County, having already burned 8,000 acres and threatening homes, infrastructure, and culturally significant sites. Triggered just before 8 AM Saturday, the Colwash Fire is moving fast, prompting a Level Three GO NOW evacuation for residents along Highway 22, Glade Road South to the Klickitat County line, and Glade Road East to Benton County. Authorities ar

Boeing Engineers Reject Contract Offer | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 94 Boeing’s 17,000 engineers and tech workers have rejected a new contract offer—despite a 30% pay bump over four years, extra PTO, and more remote work—citing eroding trust, outsourced jobs, rushed deadlines, and stagnant wages lagging behind inflation and industry standards. While Boeing calls the deal “strong” and “best in the region,” the union is prepared to strike as early as October 7th,

Trump Admin Targets Roadless Forests | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 87 The Trump administration wants to scrap a 25-year-old roadless rule that protects two million acres of Washington’s forests — potentially opening them up for logging and road building. Claiming it will help fight wildfires, the Department of Agriculture ignores evidence: most fires start near existing roads, and these untouched areas safeguard drinking water for 25 million Americans. A Univer

Local Community Remembers Recent Losses | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 93 A somber roundup of recent local losses: Carol Flink, Loyd Gidley, Arthur B. Grenoble, Fredrick Holm, Michael Laffey, Jean Martha Langford, Michael Allyn Murphie, Soren Murray, and Rita Marie Rambo — each remembered with quiet dignity as their communities mourn. From Aberdeen to Shelton, Olympia to Centralia, these lives touched the region in countless ways. Services are being handled by Huck

Overdose Deaths May Be Stabilizing in Thurston County | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 86 Overdose deaths in Thurston County may be leveling off—or even falling—thanks to harm reduction and expanded treatment access, despite a deadly 2022 peak. Officials are tracking naloxone use and ER visits faster than waiting for death certificates, seeing early signs of progress along a major drug corridor. Programs like syringe services distributed thousands of life-saving kits last year. Bu

Fisher Scones: A Washington Fair Tradition | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 82 Fisher scones are Washington’s beloved fair staple—warm, flaky, and buttery perfection with raspberry jam. Born in 1915 as a flour promotion by O.W. Fisher’s Seattle mill, these iconic triangle treats cost just five cents then and still deliver unbeatable value today. With loyal fans lining up at the State Fair and now cruising the state via mobile “Scone Wagons,” plus mixes and jam available

Death in Custody at KFC Arrest | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 74 A woman died in police custody after being restrained in a chair that was leaned forward — despite manufacturer warnings against it — following an arrest for allegedly throwing rocks at a KFC. Her pleas to breathe were ignored, and the medical examiner ruled her death a homicide. Though prosecutors declined to press charges, her father is now suing, claiming deputies ignored critical safety g

Fatal Shooting at Home with Children Present | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 52 Fatal Shooting at Home with Children Present | Seattle News

Boeing Workers Reject Contract Offer | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 96 Boeing’s 17,000 engineers and tech workers have rejected a major contract offer—despite a nearly 30% pay raise over four years, extra PTO, reduced mandatory overtime, and remote work options—because they’re demanding more than just money: trust, job security, quality control, and fair compensation in an industry where top talent is slipping away. Management calls the vote disappointing but st

Arozarena Walk-Off Heroics Seal Mariners Win | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 103 Randy Arozarena delivered a walk-off, two-run homer 404 feet to center, rallying the Mariners from a four-run deficit to beat the Cubs 5-4 in dramatic fashion. The win marked Kade Anderson’s Major League debut — the top pick of the 2025 draft — as he pitched five innings for Chicago. Michael Rucker earned his first win for Seattle, while Jacob Webb took the loss. The Mariners now trail Housto

Auburn House Fire Escalates to Third Alarm | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 57 Auburn House Fire Escalates to Third Alarm | Seattle News

Stolen Games Steal More Than Just Cash | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 76 A Pierce County family is reeling after a brazen break-in stole over 850 Nintendo games worth $50,000 — a decades-long passion project built with love and memories. The theft also nabbed a cherished tennis bracelet from the master bathroom, adding personal insult to financial loss. For the owner, this wasn’t just about cash — it was about family bonding, weekend adventures, and future dreams

Sex Offender Caught in Seattle | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 86 U.S. Marshals just made a big move in Seattle, arresting 57-year-old Timothy Martin — a convicted child rapist who skipped lifetime supervision and failed to register as a sex offender. Found living in a tiny house village, he was taken without a fight by the Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force, who say their job is to protect communities from dangerous fugitives. Martin’s medical i

Son Shoots Father With Pepper Ball Gun | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 67 In Kelso, Washington, a 38-year-old son allegedly shot his 72-year-old father with a pepper ball gun during a heated confrontation—then fled the scene in a silver Ford F-150 with his roommate. The father was found with head and chest injuries, and the son later admitted to the act before being charged with second-degree assault domestic violence. This shocking family breakdown underscores how

Tariffs Hit Hockey Gear Prices | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 88 A new 50% tariff on Canadian goods is hitting a local hockey gear shop hard—sticks, gloves, and repair tools are all affected. This isn’t the first time tariffs have spiked prices; past hikes stuck even after being lifted, forcing families to pay more. One dad coaching youth hockey says costs have ballooned hundreds of dollars, raising fears kids may be priced out of the game. The shop owner

Two Young Men, One Tragic Night | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 59 Late Friday night, a fatal shooting erupted on Harrison Avenue after two teens met to settle a dispute—what started as a verbal clash spiraled into gunfire, leaving one dead and another hospitalized. Police recovered a handgun and two vehicles at the scene as they race to uncover the full story behind this tragic confrontation. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://

Motorcyclist Killed in Puyallup Crash | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 81 A motorcyclist died in a Puyallup crash allegedly caused by a driver arrested at the scene—but still hospitalized and not yet booked. Authorities are investigating whether impairment, medication, or medical issues played a role, with toxicology results taking months—or even years—to return. This tragedy unfolds as Washington state ramps up DUI patrols, especially during the high-risk end of A

Harvey Sentenced for Girlfriend's Murder | Seattle News Aug 23, 2026 82 A man with a history of violent drunk driving just got 11 years for murdering his girlfriend — the same day he was arrested for causing a multi-car wreck and trying to carjack. Surveillance caught him violently pushing her after she told him to leave, then vanished before help arrived. This isn’t his first rodeo: he’s already served time for killing someone while intoxicated back in 2009.

Jadarian Price Ready to Shine | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 84 The Seahawks’ draft gamble with Jadarian Price is paying off fast—already making waves in practice and earning high praise from QB Sam Darnold, who calls him a “special player” with elite versatility. Despite sitting out the preseason opener, Price’s blend of power running, receiving skills, and special teams impact (including kick return TDs at Notre Dame) has Seattle buzzing. With Zach Char

King County Domestic Disturbance Under Investigation | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 46 King County Domestic Disturbance Under Investigation | Seattle News

Former UK Athlete Pleads Guilty in Infant Death | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 110 A former University of Kentucky athlete, 21-year-old Laken Snelling, has pleaded guilty to multiple charges including first-degree manslaughter after admitting to killing her newborn infant amid emotional testimony. The baby, born alive, died from asphyxia — a tragedy Snelling says stemmed from overwhelming stress and the surprise of motherhood. She also confessed to concealing the birth, cle

Lightning Then Sunshine Ahead | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 88 Storms are winding down as a low-pressure system heads northwest, leaving behind isolated lightning in the Cascades and near the Canadian border—no major rain. Tonight and Sunday morning still carry scattered storm risks, but stay alert especially east of the Cascades where winds are high and fire danger is extreme. The good news? A high-pressure system returns late Sunday, bringing sunny ski

U.S. Tariffs on Canada Spark Trade Crisis | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 76 U.S. slaps 50% tariffs on Canadian goods after trade talks collapse, sparking outrage and calls for reversal from both sides — Canada’s PM calls it unfair, U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen blasts the move as economically damaging and politically reckless, while the U.S. Trade Representative counters that Canada reneged on prior agreements. Larsen vows to restore stable, fair trade between the nations.

Missing Hiker Found Safe After 10 Days | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 81 A Portland hiker vanished on a 65-mile trek through the Enchantments, disappearing for ten days—until another hiker spotted him near Jack Creek and gave him a ride back. Despite rough terrain and possible wildfire impacts, he emerged unharmed, thanks to an extensive search effort and a lucky break. A powerful reminder: even seasoned adventurers can get caught off guard in the wild. Lis

Seattle Power Outage Hits Transit | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 72 Power outage hits South Seattle Saturday morning after a pole catches fire on East Marginal Way, plunging thousands into darkness and disrupting commutes—light rail delays, dark traffic signals treated as stop signs, and crews racing to restore power citywide. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn

Two Shot in Olympia Tragedy | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 66 Two young men lost their lives in a tragic, planned confrontation in Olympia late Friday night—one died at the scene, the other succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. Police say the teens were trying to settle an old score, and investigators have recovered one gun and two vehicles, seeking a warrant for a third vehicle suspected of holding another firearm. Authorities confirm no public th

Alaska Airlines Flight Attendant Staffing Crisis | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 120 Alaska Airlines flight attendants are sounding the alarm over understaffing on new long-haul international routes, filing a formal grievance that accuses the airline of violating union contracts after acquiring Hawaiian Airlines staff. As Alaska expands its global reach with new flights to Paris and Athens, crew members say they’re stretched too thin on Boeing 787s flying to Seoul, Rome, and

Puget Sound Weekend Road Chaos | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 107 Traffic chaos is coming to Puget Sound this weekend—major road closures on I-405, I-5, SR 99, and SR 520 mean delays are almost guaranteed. Southbound I-405 between Bellevue and Renton is shut down Friday night to Monday morning for paving and drainage. Montlake Blvd and SR 520 interchange is fully closed for sign work. Northbound SR 99 is blocked past the First Ave S Bridge Saturday to Sunda

Firefighters Return from Little Giant Fire | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 102 Three Central Pierce Fire & Rescue firefighters return home after two grueling weeks battling the Little Giant Fire — now Chelan County’s largest wildfire ever, burning over 140,000 acres since July 15. Through 14 punishing night shifts, they protected homes, smothered hot spots, and battled a lightning-sparked blaze still only 15% contained. With 30 structures lost and more under threat, the

Stabbing at Williams Ave Party | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 62 At 5:30 AM on a Friday, Renton police responded to a stabbing at a party on Williams Ave South—where a heated argument escalated into someone breaking a bottle and slashing another’s leg. The victim suffered minor injuries and was hospitalized; the suspect fled before officers arrived. A K9 search turned up nothing, and with no arrest yet, investigators are still hunting for the missing assai

Lightning Threat Sparks Wildfire Warning | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 78 Thunderstorms are rolling into Washington this Saturday, packing lightning that’s a major wildfire risk — especially in the Olympics, Cascades, and east of the mountains under a Red Flag Warning. Storms kick off overnight west of Puget Sound with gusty winds but light rain, then shift to the Cascades and Eastern WA later with stronger winds and more lightning. A small chance remains for storm

Teen Tennis Star Makes History | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 83 A 16-year-old phenom from Moscow, Kristina Liutova, just shattered records by winning the Memphis Classic — becoming the youngest active WTA champion and the first 2010s-born player to claim a tour-level title. Her journey began at just 11, when her coach was stunned by her fierce competitiveness and elite skill. Even as a kid, she chased victory in every game — whether hide-and-seek or chess

Alfalfa Sprouts and Lettuce Outbreaks | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 83 E. coli and Salmonella outbreaks linked to alfalfa sprouts are sickening at least 55 people nationwide, with 4 hospitalized—no deaths yet—but CDC warns actual cases are likely much higher. Consumers should discard or return affected sprouts, with a CDC map pinpointing hotspots across the Midwest and East Coast. Meanwhile, a separate Cyclospora outbreak tied to Taylor Farms lettuce (and Taco B

Frozen Food Layoffs Shake Twin Cities | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 74 Twin City Foods is laying off 109 warehouse workers in Ellensburg starting November 2, just as they’re pivoting to their new Bold Harvest line—restaurant-quality frozen meals with bold flavors. It’s a painful twist for employees, echoing the recent shutdown of No Meat Factory’s Stanwood plant (which also laid off 113 workers) after taking over the same facility last year with a $20 million in

Pool Escape Caught From Above | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 105 A high-speed chase in Pierce County turned into an aerial thriller when a driver with an unregistered plate bolted into oncoming traffic. Instead of risking lives on the ground, deputies called in “Smokey,” a state patrol plane that tracked every move—including rooftop jumps—until the suspect hid in a backyard pool. K-9s and special forces closed in as officers prepared for a tense standoff.

Double Homicide in Olympia Parking Lot | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 54 Double Homicide in Olympia Parking Lot | Seattle News

Washington Strikes Now Require Job Search | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 100 Washington’s unemployment rules for striking workers are changing—starting this Sunday, strikers must prove they’re actively job hunting to qualify for benefits. The federal government forced the move, saying strike-related claims don’t qualify for the usual exemption from job search requirements. While labor advocates worry it could chill union action, lawmakers see it as fair consistency. E

Seahawks Save Starters for Final Preseason Game | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 79 Seahawks skip another preseason game to rest starters—here’s why and who you’ll see instead Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest updates:https://sour

Door-to-Door Scams Target Seniors | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 114 Door-to-door sales scams are hitting hard in Washington, with over 150 reports and nearly a million dollars lost in just two years. Scammers use high-pressure tactics, pretending to be neighbors or spotting home issues to lure victims into expensive, long-term contracts. Seniors are especially vulnerable, often signing agreements on the spot without reading the fine print. The Better Business

Jake Bobo’s Quiet Impact on Seahawks | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 100 Jake Bobo’s quiet regular season stats mask his explosive impact—especially that clutch TD catch in the NFC Championship against the Rams, where Darnold praised his energy like Devon Witherspoon. The Seahawks matched Jacksonville’s offer to lock him up for two years, signaling deep faith in his intangible value and locker-room leadership. Now sidelined by injury, Coach Macdonald calls him a “

Natisha Hiedeman’s Run Budz Goes Viral | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 87 Natisha Hiedeman’s casual Twitch-run club, Run Budz, exploded into a 400-person community event at Green Lake Park—proof that grassroots fitness can go viral. Started with just 25 people, it now draws runners from across Puget Sound, including Tacoma, all united by inclusivity: no pace too slow, no experience too new. The name pays homage to her streaming duo, The StudBudz, and the vibe? Pure

Anderson Debut Amid Mariners Struggles | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 121 Seattle Mariners call up top pitching prospect Kade Anderson for his MLB debut this Saturday — the 22-year-old lefty, a 2025 third overall pick, boasts a stunning 1.06 ERA and 135 strikeouts in 93 innings. Though the Mariners are deep in starters with Gilbert, Woo, Hancock, Kirby, and Miller, Anderson’s arrival adds intrigue as Bryan Woo deals with shoulder soreness and may miss his next star

Microsoft Pays Less Than 3% in U.S. Taxes | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 105 Microsoft just pocketed the largest corporate tax break in U.S. history—$18.7 billion—thanks to loopholes and credits in the recent tax cut bill, despite raking in $101 billion in U.S. profits. The tech giant is now paying just 2.4% in taxes, less than half the advertised rate, and even pays more in taxes to Ireland than to the U.S. federal government. Big names like Alphabet and Amazon are a

BuyWander Expands to Seattle and Beyond | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 80 BuyWander, the Spokane startup auctioning returned retail goods from $1, just moved HQ to Seattle for prime e-commerce access—and is expanding fast with new execs, including Amazon veterans, rolling into Denver and Chicago while building nationwide. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

Olympia’s Summer Food & Flavor Boom | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 89 Olympia’s summer is heating up with new eats, waterfront vibes, and historic reinvention—Wingstop’s second spot hits Cooper Point, Buns of Glory eyes a permanent drive-thru near Costco, downtown patios glow with views and pups welcome at Mercato and Three Magnets, and a UW student’s bold plan turns the old KGY radio building into a community hub or waterfront bar. Listen in comfort:Get

Olympia Armory’s Big Creative Makeover | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 94 The Olympia Armory, once Chicago’s main schoolhouse and later a military hub, is undergoing a $33 million transformation into the Daley Arts Center — set to open late 2027. Already renovated for safety and usability with new storage, elevators, and bathrooms, the historic building preserves its original wooden trusses while welcoming eight art nonprofits and local creatives. Funded by city, s

Olympia Halts Home Business Rules | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 114 Olympia’s Planning Commission just hit pause on new home-based business rules after heated debate—aimed at curbing “office-like” homes in historic South Capitol, but sparking backlash from small biz owners and working parents who say the draft stifles flexibility. Residents clashed over whether remote work should ban customer visits or signage, with critics calling it overly restrictive. Afte

SoundView Stays Hot in World Series | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 76 Tacoma’s SoundView Little League team just pulled off a heart-pounding 4-3 win over Boerne, Texas, in the World Series, keeping their championship hopes alive with a gutsy performance by pitcher Kasen Workman, who escaped a bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the ninth. Tacoma jumped out early with two runs in the first, tied it up in the middle innings, then took the lead for good on a two-run

Seattle’s Safety at a Crossroads | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 105 Seattle’s public safety is under fire as Councilmember Bob Kettle demands the mayor restore funding for critical crime-fighting tech and launch a full investigation into the chaotic aftermath of the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting. Despite praise for officers’ swift response, questions swirl over delayed communications and whether dignitaries caused delays — contradicting official claims. Wit

Seattle Reconsiders Surveillance Cameras | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 130 A recent shootout in Pioneer Square, leaving one injured and sparking renewed calls for surveillance cameras, has ignited a heated debate in Seattle. Business leaders and council members are urging the mayor to reactivate deactivated cameras, citing strong public support — including a Chamber poll showing widespread backing for safety tech. Councilmember Bob Kettle demands decisive action, wa

Construction Scam Crew on the Run | Seattle News Aug 22, 2026 104 A construction scam targeting Washington homeowners is unfolding—with crews offering low-ball quotes that spiral into tens of thousands in hidden fees. Victims report being pressured into paying more for unfinished work, often by crews with Irish accents and ever-changing company names. One Bellevue homeowner’s $47K porch job became a tipping point after her story sparked a friend’s investiga

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